JustPearlyThings - April 18, 2023


Why Are The Tate Brothers So Popular？？

Hosted by
Hannah Pearl Davis
Mentioned
Andrew Tate
Man Uses Shaming Tactics On Feminine Woman Sneako VS DENALVA

Episode Stats


Length

7 minutes

Words per minute

210.04

Word count

1,588

Sentence count

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Harmful content

Misogyny

5

sentences flagged

Toxicity

1

sentences flagged

Hate speech

2

sentences flagged


Summary

Summaries generated with gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ .

In this episode of the podcast, I speak to a man who is a father, a husband, a father-of-one, a security professional, a social media influencer and an internet influencer. He is a man of many talents and many people have a lot to say about him, but what is the most important thing about him is that he is a good human being and a good role model.

Transcript

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Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
Hosts, guests, and mentioned names generated with spaCy (en_core_web_sm), reconciled against Wikidata.
00:00:00.000 really yeah really everyone seemed very um in the west very pleasant and very supportive of the
00:00:05.160 tates sure it's not like the uk is spending billions of dollars to try and shut him up in
00:00:11.500 the schools it's interesting looking into that i've noticed that and you might already be aware
00:00:15.420 of this schools are a real battleground for ideology like if if you and i are exposed to
00:00:20.400 certain types of ideology for example um certain types of sexual degeneracy uh it's not going to
00:00:27.260 impact us whereas you get that in front of kids you normalize certain agendas you know through
00:00:32.160 netflix or through you know making it a societal norm when kids are involved they're a lot more
00:00:37.460 susceptible so it doesn't surprise me that in schools a lot of efforts are being put into
00:00:42.220 counter tates narrative when tate is telling young men and young women as well traditional values are
00:00:47.780 okay you know you should be self-reliant you've got to watch out for the programming to make you a
00:00:51.780 feminine and a sheep you should be competitive discipline all these things i'm not surprised 0.53
00:00:56.100 that the schools are a real battleground for what type of ideology is going into the minds of the
00:01:01.120 youth and why do you think that tate is so inflammatory why do you think it's having this
00:01:06.460 reaction i mean i've done street interviews and the women get so angry when you just say his name 0.99
00:01:12.620 he's a misogynist he's a sexist he's um i don't i can't use this word on youtube but a grapist and 0.98
00:01:18.360 it's like why are they so angry about a man just speaking on the internet yeah i think it's it's an
00:01:26.480 interesting one look i'm i'm a father and a very caring father i have a daughter i have very healthy
00:01:30.500 relationships in my life so i'm very pro uh women's safety i'm a security professional i've
00:01:36.780 trained literally hundreds of women in in security personal security self-defense and so on so i'm very
00:01:42.280 pro women being safe in this world as well and i can understand why there's passion there but it's 0.99
00:01:46.720 completely um misinformed negative responses to tate if you were to watch tate's long form
00:01:52.820 content not just the sound bites that have been pushed out you'll see he's actually a very positive
00:01:57.700 influence in that 90 plus percent of what he puts out 96 97 the vast majority of take content doesn't
00:02:05.300 even talk about women it talks about you know self-accountability about discipline about respecting
00:02:09.720 family respecting faith it's incredibly positive in a world where there are no masculine role models for
00:02:14.520 youth out there young men today their heroes have been taken away who are they to look to
00:02:18.660 for that masculine old school traditional motivation so the vast majority of tate's content is positive
00:02:25.480 however i'd say the vast majority of people especially the haters they haven't watched the
00:02:29.520 long form stuff and if anyone had actually spent time around him you notice all of his inner circle
00:02:34.120 saying the same thing we know andrew we've seen him he's polite with every waiter or waitress he
00:02:38.740 meets he's polite with every woman that he meets to try and say that he's because of the character
00:02:44.060 that he used online to build fame and let's face it it worked most most googled man of all time you
00:02:50.020 know well he's an entertainer that's the one thing like people people will take things that he's saying
00:02:55.120 and like tongue-in-cheek and try to paint it as serious at a clip it's pretty wild yeah and if we're
00:03:00.180 going to do that if we're going to take everything literally then every gangster rapper needs to go to
00:03:03.280 jail right now talking about you know shooting people every wwf wrestler you know i'm going to find 0.87
00:03:08.180 you they'll need to go to jail it's ridiculous so the one claim that i do see coming from a lot of
00:03:13.760 media houses i love to talk about the media at one point is oh yes but a lot of young men can
00:03:19.040 misconstrue andrew's words and take them literally i think young men nowadays know when andrew tate's
00:03:25.700 being satirical i think that's a bit patronizing to think that young men can't tell when he's being
00:03:29.260 playing a character but also let's say out of every one young man who took one of tate's messages out
00:03:35.060 of context and it's negatively impacted his behavior there would be hundreds if not thousands
00:03:39.560 of young men who've been positively impacted by tate's real message now we can't quantify or measure
00:03:44.720 that but again the vast majority of tate's content is overwhelmingly positive that's why he's popular
00:03:49.660 he's not popular because he said some bad things you know using a comedic character about women he's
00:03:54.320 popular because the message he puts out is incredibly powerful and it's lacking in today's world and young
00:03:58.760 men especially really resonate with them it adds value to their life makes them more disciplined makes
00:04:02.860 more you know getting back in the gym the amount of times andrew has shown me because he's proud
00:04:07.300 about it messages from young men who said i had a gun in my mouth i found you and now i'm in the gym
00:04:12.360 i've reconnected with my father who i had a bad relationship with tate has had such a positive
00:04:16.520 impact on so many people's lives one other thing if you walk around with tate as i do often people are
00:04:21.120 coming up to him on all the all the time you know hustlers university has enabled me to buy a car for
00:04:25.680 my mom you know i've quit my job thanks to you i'm motivated thanks to you and this new one he has the real
00:04:30.880 world has led to this this people are coming up saying that his message and his products have
00:04:35.320 positively impacted their lives all the time so people out there trying to say that he's somehow
00:04:39.440 a negative influence they just haven't done their research they haven't looked into it deeply enough
00:04:43.380 no that's that's happened to me a couple times too when i've done street interviews about tate
00:04:48.100 it's like you'll get the angry feminists that usually have just seen clips never seen his long-form 0.92
00:04:54.080 content um and then you'll get the young men that have basically saying that he's changed their life
00:04:59.480 that they started working out because of him making more money because of him pursuing women
00:05:03.540 because of him and it's like it's always the people that that don't really know his content that are
00:05:10.120 getting angry um so this has actually happened to me recently um what do you think the impact has been
00:05:16.700 of short-form content with um tate and do you think that has clouded his message at all
00:05:24.340 due to reaction channels and feminist agenda um really just sitting on his streams looking for 0.95
00:05:32.080 something they can take out of context and paint him as a bad guy yeah definitely i think it's a
00:05:39.460 definite risk in in today's day and age when you know tiktok has shortened people's attention spans to
00:05:43.920 0.3 of a second i think it's very difficult to ever encourage people to to look into things properly
00:05:51.240 you know we live in a world where there's so much stimulus we're pulled in so many different directions
00:05:54.480 especially the youth they don't have that sort of stop and think and really analyze one
00:05:59.620 one stream of thought it's always moving around constant constantly stimulated so i don't know how to
00:06:05.040 stop it and i think it's a reality that tate is now very aware of uh i don't think he he could even
00:06:10.920 comprehend how viral some of that negative negatively soundbited content could go and now when you
00:06:17.420 see tate come out i mean he's he's a smart guy he's going to be very specific about what he says
00:06:22.240 and how he says it so that those haters out there can't selectively soundbite and and paint what he
00:06:27.540 says in a negative way one thing i'd like to talk about the way the media is ignoring the positivity of
00:06:32.500 his message and so-called journalists aren't even investigating fair enough people on the street who
00:06:36.000 are haters they have no responsibility to look into tate in in terms of the long-form content but
00:06:41.500 journalists who adhere to some form of journalistic integrity or professionalism surely they could look at
00:06:46.500 his long-form content the best example being the old um the machete comment now that where he says
00:06:52.220 you know bang out the machete grab her and so on that was put out in short form by so-called 0.87
00:06:58.420 credible media houses saying look he's advocating for violence against women which of course isn't
00:07:02.540 in the long-form video he's talking about if a woman was to pick up one of the machetes in his house
00:07:07.180 and come at him because he was cheating or because they're having an argument how he would respond
00:07:11.840 he'd bang out the machete he'd grab her he was talking in a self-defense um context but they
00:07:18.380 completely cut that out and they just showed it as if he would put a machete in a woman's face
00:07:22.260 journalists who are from large media houses did this it's it's absolutely disgusting it's either
00:07:27.500 a very clear agenda against tate or journalists nowadays have very poor investigative skills and no ethics
00:07:33.120 it was
00:07:33.600 it was